(Canadian
user since '92, STILL using QM2007)Cannot add automatic bill reminders
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I just updated to the Quicken Deluxe Canada 2018 Version 5.6.3 for Mac. In the previous version I was able to schedule transactions (reminders) to enter automatically in the future. For example, enter a monthly paycheck each month for the next 6 months. Since the upgrade, I am no longer able to. When I attempt to edit a bill reminder, I am not given the option to have the reminder entered automatically. My only option is the manually hit the Action button "Mark As Paid".
Please help.
Thanks.
Please help.
Thanks.
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The option should be there as follows:
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I do see that however, it still does not let me choose how far in advance to enter the reminder.0
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I do see that however, it still does not let me choose how far in advance to enter the reminder.The option should be there as follows:
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It may not be obvious. The option to see it in the register is found in the Account settings, not the Bill Reminder settings, as follows:The option should be there as follows:
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Thanks for that. I see that and made the selection you show but the future transactions still do not show up in the register. I am not seeing anywhere to set the advance time for individual transactions.As in previous versions of Quicken, I also restarted Quicken in the hopes the transactions would automatically be entered in the register but it didn't work.The option should be there as follows:
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UPDATE...
I figured it out!!! The trick here is to make the middle selection, but change the default "30 days" to the setting you wish i.e. 12 months.
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The second option in the list allows you to choose the # days. Have you tried that?The option should be there as follows:
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Correct...glad you saw that... :-)The option should be there as follows:
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